Another wonderful post, and a welcome reminder of the bounty of art to be found at college and university art museums. Reminds me of many happy hours spent perusing the riches of Vassar’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center. Thank you.
My favorite local art museum is the Crocker here in Sacramento CA. They expanded in 2000, It more than tripled the Museum's size, enhancing its ability to serve Sacramento and the region's many visitors. For the first time in the Museum's history, there are dedicated gallery spaces for all collecting areas. The expansion also enabled the dedication of the historic building's entire first floor as the Museum's Education Center, including four studios, space for student and community exhibitions, an expanded Gerald Hansen Library, the Art Education Resource Room, and Tot Land.
Another wonderful post, and a welcome reminder of the bounty of art to be found at college and university art museums. Reminds me of many happy hours spent perusing the riches of Vassar’s Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center. Thank you.
My favorite local art museum is the Crocker here in Sacramento CA. They expanded in 2000, It more than tripled the Museum's size, enhancing its ability to serve Sacramento and the region's many visitors. For the first time in the Museum's history, there are dedicated gallery spaces for all collecting areas. The expansion also enabled the dedication of the historic building's entire first floor as the Museum's Education Center, including four studios, space for student and community exhibitions, an expanded Gerald Hansen Library, the Art Education Resource Room, and Tot Land.
It sounds like a wonderful museum. How exciting for your community to have all these great new resources. I'll add it to my places to visit for sure.
I’m glad you explained them because I would have never seen them that way without your help